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WeightWatchers, one of the most iconic names in weight management, is preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the coming months as the company struggles to remain relevant in an era dominated by pharmaceutical weight-loss solutions. The New York-based company, officially known as WW International, is currently engaged in restructuring discussions with lenders and bondholders amid mounting debt, shrinking membership, and rapidly declining stock value.
Founded in 1963, WeightWatchers built a legacy by promoting portion control, group support, and a unique point-based system. For decades, it. . .
